SmarterFitter Easter Special

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Happy holidays, Easter bunnies. I know I should be wishing for sunshine and spring flowers, but today I prefer the showers. We have snow in London! It’s not sticking, but it’s pretty and magical when it falls.

In celebration of the holiday, I bring you a post entirely devoted to eggs, one of my all time favourite foods.

Wondering how to cook an egg? Here’s a few detailed instructions:

Now that you know how to cook eggs, how should you eat them?

How about from an egg cup made of pure white salt crystals?

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Or make weird boiled egg shapes with Japanese egg molds

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Or how about my favorite? Poached eggs on toast!

A perfect poached egg on barley wheat toast.

My other favorite: egg in a frame!

Egg in a frame

Lots of people are feeling eggcellent this weekend. Heidi of 101 Cookbooks posts her favourite egg recipes, including Poached Eggs over Rice and the crepe-thin Skinny Omelet Meanwhile, Jul at Veggie Chic has some tasty looking veggie dishes for Easter.

I know it’s not eggs, but hot cross buns are delicious and smell really good while they’re toasting. Tim made some last year from a recipe in bread matters by andrew whitley. They were awesome! Here’s a similar recipe for hot cross buns at recipezaar.

TIm's Hot Cross Buns

Related posts:

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  3. Saturday Food Diary: Poached Eggs and Pea Soup
  4. Wednesday Food Diary: Getting Sick of Scrambled Tofu
  5. Wake Up: It’s Time for a Healthy Breakfast

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3 Responses to “SmarterFitter Easter Special”

  1. MizFit Says:

    I love those Japanese egg molds…so weird they’re actually something I use :)

    MizFit is all about the egg beaters (substitute)

    lots.

    and lots.

    every day.

    tough to dye though :)
    M.

  2. Jul Says:

    Eggs in frames = my grandfather’s eggs in hats, the only thing I ever remember him cooking (usually my grandmother was in charge of the kitchen). Fond memories. :)

  3. monica Says:

    @MizFit - I used to live on egg white omelets. Used to? Today I had a 2-egg-white and 1-egg-yolk omelet (thank you Tim, your omelets kick ass). I feel kind of wasteful throwing out the yolks, but my silly paranoia always kicks in (as George said to Jerry at Reggie’s diner: “have a yolk, it won’t kill ya!”).

    @Jul - Everybody seems to have their own version and name for this dish. I’ve heard “one-eyed jack”, “egg in a toast”, “hole-y toast” and “egg in a hole”. I always loved eating the little circle cut-out (pan-fried in butter, of course). Fond memories indeed. :)

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